Which books belong to secondary literature, and what are the main secondary literatures?

There are many types of secondary literature, and there are.

Abstract. Indicative Digest.

Also known as "introduction" and "summary abstract", it only makes a brief description of the original document, and through brief text, instructs the reader to understand what the original document discusses, so as to help the reader determine whether to read the original document and play a retrieval role;

Journalistic Digest.

It is also known as "full-picture abstract" and "informative abstract", which is a complete condensation of the original literature, which summarizes the basic arguments of the original literature and condenses the main content of the original literature and plays a reporting role;

Instructions—Journalistic Digests.

The part of the original document with high information value is written as a reportage abstract, and the rest is written as an indicative abstract to play the role of retrieval and reporting.

Index. A reference book that arranges the items with retrieval significance (which can be personal names, place names, words, concepts, or other matters) in the literature in a certain way for searching.

Secondary literature includes catalogs, bibliographies, abstracts, and indexes.

Four major bibliographic indexes:

science citation index (sci)index to scientific & technology proceedings (istp)

Index to Scientific Reviews (ISR)Engineering Index (EI)Abstract:Chemical Abstract (CA)That's all I know.

It is the product of processing and sorting of primary literature, that is, the external characteristics of disordered primary literature such as title, author, source, etc., are recorded, or their content is compressed into introduction, abstract or abstract, and ordered according to a certain discipline or specialty.

Such as catalogs, abstract magazines (including introductory search journals), etc. They can be used as literature retrieval tools, which can comprehensively and systematically reflect the literature clues of a certain discipline, profession or topic within a certain range of time and space, and are an effective means to accumulate, report and retrieve literature materials.

As a style of information, secondary literature aims to provide a summary of the content of the primary literature, and its basic function is to provide intensive scientific research information, facilitate researchers to obtain original literature, improve retrieval efficiency, enable researchers to spend less time and energy, obtain more and more comprehensive original information and original information, which is conducive to improving the efficiency of scientific research and information exchange.

Secondary literature has the following characteristics:

1. It has condenseability. It is a condensation of the content of the original document. Secondary literature is an important tool for intelligence work, and it has become a kind of information style, which has emerged with the development of science and technology and culture to adapt to the rapid increase in information.

2. Pooling. Secondary literature is processed by intelligence workers to bring together relevant contents, which can more comprehensively reflect the literature clues of a certain discipline, profession or topic within a certain range of time and space;

3. Systematic. Because secondary literature is processed by intelligence workers, it can systematically reflect the latest research results of a certain discipline, profession or topic within a certain range of time and space.

Secondary literature refers to the literature formed by analyzing, reviewing, commenting, interpreting, and evaluating the existing original literature. It is one of the important resources that researchers must use when conducting academic research. The following are common types of secondary literature:

In short, secondary literature is the literature formed by processing the original literature, which can provide important reference and support for academic research.

Review literature: Conduct a comprehensive review and summary of a certain field or a certain problem, including literature review, subject review, problem review, etc.

Explanatory literature: the explanation and explanation of a concept, theory or phenomenon, including vocabulary explanation, theoretical explanation, phenomenon explanation, etc.

Comparative literature: Compare and analyze different literature or different perspectives, including literature comparison, academic viewpoint comparison, theoretical comparison, etc.

Applied literature: The application of a theory or method to a practical problem, including case analysis, empirical research, policy analysis, etc.

Historical documents: the study and analysis of a certain historical event, person or thought, including the study of the history of the Qi group, the study of people, the study of thoughts, etc.

Statistical literature: the analysis and interpretation of a certain data or statistical results, including data analysis, statistical analysis, trend analysis, etc.

Belong. Classification of literature:

1 Primary document: that is, the original document, usually refers to the original creation of the author. The content of this kind of literature record is specific, systematic, detailed, innovative and creative, and is the main object of literature retrieval.

Monographs, journals**, degrees**, research reports, conference briefs**, patent specifications, etc. are all primary literature.

Because it provides clues and convenience for finding and using literature, it is regarded as the main tool and means of literature retrieval. Bibliographies, catalogs, indexes, abstracts, etc. are secondary literature.

3 Tertiary literature: Generally, on the basis of extensive use of secondary literature, a large number of primary literature is selected, and it is condensed and refined through reading and research. The three publications either comment on the achievements, progress, or development trends, so that readers can understand the current level and dynamics of research.

Stupid Hu is therefore considered a kind of high-level intelligence. Yearbooks, progress, reviews, and reviews all belong to tertiary literature.